River Ridge ASR Well

River Ridge ASR Well

Note: Revised Addendum to EIR FYI Final The project is the installation of an ASR well that will be constructed along with 3 nested monitoring wells to develop information that confirms historical data. The proposed location of the proposed ASR pilot well and the proposed monitoring wells will be located southeast of the Santa Clara River next to Ventura Road within the City of Oxnard. Figure A shows the proposed monitoring wells and pilot test ASR well to facilitate permitting of the GRRP and the Indirect Potable Reuse (IPR) project, and indicates the location of the subsurface profiles provided on the subsequent figures. The locations of the monitoring wells were designed to; a) be far enough apart to collect water levels that will define the site specific groundwater gradient, b) be close enough to comply with the new regulation monitoring well requirements for GRRP permitting including a travel time of greater than 2 weeks and less than 6 months, and c) utilize the City owned parcel (if possible). The location of the ASR well is central to the property boundaries and designed to allow other ASR wells to be constructed on the site with the intent of using the target aquifer zones that are discretely screened by the monitoring wells.

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Ventura

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